Hi, my app was recently rejected by the App Store due to Invalid Provisioning Profile - the email contained this (and many, many more errors): ITMS-90161: Invalid Provisioning Profile - The provisioning profile included in the bundle uk.ac.gla.timetable [UofG Life] is invalid. [Expired profile.] For more information, visit the iOS Developer Portal. ITMS-90443: Invalid Provisioning Profile - The provisioning profile included in the bundle UofG Life [Payload/UofG Life.app] is invalid. [Expired code-signing certificate.] For more information, visit the iOS Developer Portal. I went to the Developer Portal, went to Certificates/Identities/Profiles and saw the one for our app was marked 'Expired'. I went in to Edit it and renewed it there, at which point I could Download the profile. I think I found advice to double-click it and it would fix the issue in Xcode. I was able to resubmit the app and Apple App Store accepted it so I thought the problem was fixed. However, now none of the testers are able to get the app onto TestFlight, reporting the same issue, an error message saying "Could not install [app]. Your request couldn't be completed. Try again." A lot of Xcode still mystifies me so I'm not really sure how to proceed here. Any Ideas would be appreciated!

Hi, I've got Xcode 12.4 on a newish MacBook. Usually when I build an app, under Targets -> (app name) -> General, there are fields for the Version and the Build. On previous versions of Xcode I would fill these out e.g. Version 4.4 and Build 1. When I archive the build for distribution to the App Store, the build would show up in the Organizer as '4.4 (1)'. However, when I try it on this machine, the Build number seems to be ignored and the Organizer shows the build as '4.4 (4.4)' both there and on the App Store (where I uploaded it before I noticed this). Where do I need to specify the Build number in this version of Xcode, or am I missing some config somewhere that is causing the number to be ignored?